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May. 5th, 2008 09:49 pmHello, my dear friends list. I have a story to tell you.
The story begins with our intrepid heroine–that's me, in case you missed the memo–and her stalwart companion–that's![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lumi21, for the curious–wandering into Barnes & Noble in Union Sq. after dinner because, hey, they had time to kill. Upon walking into the building, they spy a sign. This sign tells them that Ben Barnes and other member of the cast will be there for a discussion and signing. Let me repeat that just to make it clear–BEN BARNES, of Prince Caspian and Stardust fame, was going to be there.
( The rest of the adventure. )
The general gist of it is this:
Anna Popplewell was adorable and pleasant and smiling after an hour of signing books. Georgie Henley was quiet, and looked a little tired and miserable. (I sympathize. Her hand was probably about ready to fall off.) William Moseley and Ben Barnes were both still all smiles and jokes. I had a small conversation with William Moseley, that went essentially as follows:
Me: You guys must be getting pretty tired of signing things by now.
WM: Well, it could be worse. We're lucky to have such great fans.
Me: Or crazy ones.
WM: We're the really crazy ones.
Me: Well, that's good to know!
It was great. I love their accents, but then, you know me.
That's pretty much all.( Click for pictures! )
The story begins with our intrepid heroine–that's me, in case you missed the memo–and her stalwart companion–that's
lumi21, for the curious–wandering into Barnes & Noble in Union Sq. after dinner because, hey, they had time to kill. Upon walking into the building, they spy a sign. This sign tells them that Ben Barnes and other member of the cast will be there for a discussion and signing. Let me repeat that just to make it clear–BEN BARNES, of Prince Caspian and Stardust fame, was going to be there.( The rest of the adventure. )The general gist of it is this:
Anna Popplewell was adorable and pleasant and smiling after an hour of signing books. Georgie Henley was quiet, and looked a little tired and miserable. (I sympathize. Her hand was probably about ready to fall off.) William Moseley and Ben Barnes were both still all smiles and jokes. I had a small conversation with William Moseley, that went essentially as follows:
Me: You guys must be getting pretty tired of signing things by now.
WM: Well, it could be worse. We're lucky to have such great fans.
Me: Or crazy ones.
WM: We're the really crazy ones.
Me: Well, that's good to know!
It was great. I love their accents, but then, you know me.
That's pretty much all.
( Click for pictures! )